 Genius Meanings
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Camila Cabello (Ft. Ed Sheeran) – Bam Bam
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Coming months after her breakup with Shawn Mendes, “Bam Bam” is Camila Cabello’s anthem about moving on and accepting inevitability in losing a partner. Things change, and one can’
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Camila Cabello – First Man
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In “First Man”, Camila sings directly to her father, Alejandro, trying to ease his worry about the relationship she was in. Camila revealed that “First Man” was the first song
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Major Lazer (Ft. Camila Cabello, Quavo & Travis Scott) – Know No Better
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“Know No Better” is the title track of Major Lazer’s EP with the same name. It was debuted on Beats 1. The song features solo artist Camila Cabello as well as rappers Travis Scott
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Camila Cabello – Shameless
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Camila Cabello started off her sophomore album, Romance with a bang, giving listeners not one, but two tracks that see her finally facing her feelings about a crush. In conjunction
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Camila Cabello – Should've Said It
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In “Should’ve Said It,” Camila calls out a former love interest on their poor timing, as she is now in a relationship with someone else. The track appears to be a dig at Shawn
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Camila Cabello – Crying in The Club
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“Crying in the Club” is the Cuban songstress Camila Cabello’s first solo single. The song is a fiery anthem about uplifting yourself after a downfall. The track was initially
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Camila Cabello – Something's Gotta Give
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“Something’s Gotta Give, originally titled "A Good Reason To Go,” is a tear-jerker of a track, based on a relationship Camila had.
In a livestream, Camila revealed that “Something
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Camila Cabello – Consequences
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“Consequences” can be seen as the follow-up of the relationship portrayed in “Never Be The Same”:
It’s kind of like the aftermath of “Never Be the Same”. I feel like a lot of the
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Camila Cabello (Ft. WILLOW) – psychofreak
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“psychofreak” is a collaboration between Camila Cabello and American singer-songwriter WILLOW, released for Camila’s third studio album, Familia. The song was first teased on
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Camila Cabello – Used to This
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During a Facebook live stream held in London on October 1, 2019, Camila recited a snippet of an unreleased track, titled “Used To This.” She also revealed that the song was “the
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Camila Cabello, Anna Kendrick, Justin Timberlake, Eric Andre, Daveed Diggs & Kid Cudi – It Takes Two
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[Intro: Camila Cabello] / Ooh / Ooh-ooh / Ooh-ooh / Ooh-ooh / [Verse 1: Camila Cabello with Anna Kendrick] / There's somethin' stirrin' up inside of me / I never felt before / (
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Camila Cabello – Look at Me Now (Cover)
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[Intro] / Ayo, Breezy / Let me show you how to keep the dice rollin' / When you doin' that thang over there, homie / Let's go! / [Verse] / 'Cause I'm feelin' like I'm runnin' / And
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Shawn Mendes – Treat You Better
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“Treat You Better” serves as the lead single for Shawn Mendes' second studio album. The single released on June 3, 2016. The song rocketed up the iTunes charts to number 3 within
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Shawn Mendes & Camila Cabello – Señorita
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“Señorita” is a steamy track about an ambiguous relationship. The song marks the second collaboration between Shawn Mendes and Camila Cabello — they previously collaborated on
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Camila Cabello – Never Be the Same
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According to a 2018 HITS Daily Double interview, “Never Be the Same” was initially titled “Nicotine.” Its December 7 drop date was announced via Twitter on December 6, 2017. The
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Camila Cabello – I Have Questions
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“I Have Questions” is a single by Camila Cabello, intended to be on her debut self-titled album but was scrapped when the theme was altered. The track was born in late 2015/early
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Camila Cabello – Liar
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“Liar” is a song by singer-songwriter Camila Cabello released alongside “Shameless”. This release was dubbed as “Installment One” of her sophomore album, Romance. A music video for
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Bazzi (Ft. Camila Cabello) – Beautiful (Remix)
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This remix of Bazzi’s “Beautiful” adds pop singer, Camila Cabello to the mix. The original song was released on July 13, 2017—around a year before the two would embark on Camila’s
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Camila Cabello – everyone at this party
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“everyone at this party” is the closing track to Camila Cabello’s third studio album, Familia. In the acoustic ballad, Camila reflects on a past relationship in which the person
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Camila Cabello – Easy
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“Easy” is the fourth song released from Camila’s sophomore studio album, Romance following “Shameless,” “Liar” and “Cry for Me,” released only a week earlier.
Fans first heard the
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Justin Timberlake, Anna Kendrick, Camila Cabello, Eric Andre, Daveed Diggs, Kid Cudi & Troye Sivan – Family
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[Intro: Justin Timberlake] / Ayy, whoa, uh, what? / Mm, uh (Uh-huh, uh-huh) / [Verse 1: Justin Timberlake, Anna Kendrick & Both] / The only rule is get on your feet / I don't wanna
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Camila Cabello (Ft. Young Thug) – Havana
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“Havana” is about Camila falling in love “with this bad boy from Havana.” It is also an ode to her hometown. Camila was born in Cojímar, award – or consejo popular – that belongs
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Mark Ronson (Ft. Camila Cabello) – Find U Again
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At the 61st Grammy Awards on February 10, 2019 Mark Ronson announced that he would be releasing a song with Camila Cabello:
She’s got this amazing song on my new record called “
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Camila Cabello – Real Friends
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“Real Friends” is an introspective track from Camila Cabello in which she struggles to find genuine friends:
This song is about feeling lonely and disilluded by people in LA while
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Camila Cabello – Good 4 U
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[Verse 1] / Well, good for you, I guess you moved on really easily / You found a new girl and it only took a couple weeks / Remember when you said that you wanted to give me the
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Camila Cabello – Bad Kind of Butterflies
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“Bad Kind of Butterflies” sees Camila confess that despite being in a happy relationship, there’s someone else stuck in her head.
The bass-heavy track appears to narrate the
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Machine Gun Kelly & Camila Cabello – Bad Things
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On this joint single with Machine Gun Kelly and Camila Cabello, a former member of Fifth Harmony, Cabello interpolates Fastball’s 1998 song “Out Of My Head.” The duo illustrates a
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Ed Sheeran (Ft. Camila Cabello & Cardi B) – South of the Border
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On “South of the Border,” the artists implore their significant others to leave the United States and go on a romantic trip with them.
Both Cardi B and Camila have Latino lineage
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*NSYNC – Better Place
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“Better Place” is the lead single of the Trolls Band Together Soundtrack, performed by the popular ‘90s boy band *NSYNC. This is their first song together after a lengthy hiatus of
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Camila Cabello (Ft. DaBaby) – My Oh My
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“My Oh My” sees Camila go against her parents' judgment and pursue a “bad boy,” in a situation similar to her August 2017 single “Havana.” The track is the only feature sophomore
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Camila Cabello – Don't Go Yet
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Cabello’s first release since her second studio album, Romance in late 2019, “Don’t Go Yet” marks Cabello’s return to music as the first single from her third studio album, Familia
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Camila Cabello & Hans Zimmer – Take Me Back Home
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“Take Me Home” is an original song by Camila Cabello and Hans Zimmer for the BBC One production Frozen Planet II, a TV series about the North and South Poles.
The song was
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Pitbull & J Balvin (Ft. Camila Cabello) – Hey Ma
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“Hey Ma” is a song by J Balvin and Pitbull featuring Camila Cabello. This is the first time that they work together.
The song is off of the soundtrack for The Fate Of The Furious
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Camila Cabello – Quiet
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On “Quiet,” Camila opens up about the way she feels and how her body reacts when she’s close to the boy she likes. She’s most likely talking about Shawn Mendes, since most tracks
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Camila Cabello – The Boy
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“The Boy” is by Camila Cabello, co-written by Ed Sheeran. The song was believed to be on Camila’s self-titled debut album but didn’t make it to the final cut because it didn’t fit
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Camila Cabello – She Loves Control
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“She Loves Control” is a sassy track about a bossy girl who wants things her way. Camila herself has admitted that she is, in fact, a control freak, stating that the track was
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Camila Cabello – La Buena Vida
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During her NPR Tiny Desk (Home) Concert posted online on October 15, 2021, Camila Cabello closed with an unreleased song titled “La Buena Vida.” The performance gave fans another
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